History Trivia / MonsterHigh

** Pre-reboot, a live action movie was planned. The Monster High Youtube is currently releasing the storyboards and their scratch tracks on Youtube in [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K-esque]] short clips as "The Lost Movie", indirectly confirming that it fell through. The movie centers around the long-awaited crossover with Franchise/EverAfterHigh, and there's even a scratch track for the trailer.

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** Pre-reboot, a live action movie was planned. The Monster High Youtube is currently releasing channel released some or the storyboards and their scratch tracks on Youtube in [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K-esque]] short clips as "The Lost Movie", indirectly confirming that it fell through. The movie centers would have centered around the long-awaited crossover with Franchise/EverAfterHigh, and there's there was even a scratch track for the trailer.

** Pre-reboot, a live action movie was planned. The Monster High Youtube is currently releasing the storyboards and their scratch tracks on Youtube in [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K-esque]] short clips as "The Lost Movie", indirectly confirming that it fell through. The movie centers around the long-awaited crossover with Franchise/EverAfterHigh, and there's even a scratch track for the trailer.

** Deliberately invoked in-universe with Dracula- Draculaura's adoptive father is NOT the well-known Dracula. Vlad the Impaler took the title for himself several centuries after this Dracula served the Roman Empire. The two did have a conflict over it.

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** Deliberately invoked in-universe with Dracula- Draculaura's adoptive father is NOT the well-known Dracula. Vlad the Impaler took the title for himself several centuries after this Dracula served the Roman Empire. The two did have a conflict over it.[[note:Technically the Roman soldier would be named "Dracul", a Roman word meaning "dragon", whereas Vlad's name "Dracula" means "son of the dragon". However, before this came up in the diaries Mattel apparently intended for the character to be THE Dracula, and no doubt even with the characters being separate, he would likely use the name as it's not only more recognizable to the public, but he'd probably be called that anyway by those familiar with the famous name.]]

* WhatCouldHaveBeen:** Prototype images indicated that Clawdeen (and presumably other werebeasts) was going to have her ears mounted on a headband rather than molded onto her head.** Early images of Wydowna and Scarah show differences; Scarah was to have a Letterman jacket and Wydowna lacked her comic-book theme, instead wearing a fairly ordinary gingham dress.** Posea Reef's prototype and artwork show that she was going to have gills on her face, but the final doll lacks these.

* GodCreatedCanonForeigner: Despite being part of the ''Welcome to Monster High'' toyline, "Dance the Fright Away" Abbey and Moanica do not appear in the film, with Abbey herself not appearing in any form.

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* GodCreatedCanonForeigner: GodCreatedCanonForeigner: ** The Save Frankie and fusion cosplay lines were invented for the Freaky Fusion toyline, without appearing in the film. ** Despite being part of the ''Welcome to Monster High'' toyline, "Dance the Fright Away" Abbey and Moanica do not appear in the film, with Abbey herself not appearing in any form.

** Animated Toralei's face is in two different shades of orange. The physical dolls originally gave her only the darker shade. Her hairstyle in the webisodes and art is more like a pixie cut, but her dolls give her a bob style.

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** Animated Toralei's face is in two different shades of orange. The physical dolls originally gave her only the darker shade. Her hairstyle in the webisodes and art is more like a pixie cut, but her dolls give her a neat bob style.

** The artwork for Gigi's "School's Out" doll gives her a parted hairstyle and a small section of visible midriff. The doll's hairstyle is a ponytail, and her outfit is one piece.

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** The artwork for Gigi's "School's Out" doll gives her a parted hairstyle low ponytail with hair swept across her face, and a small section of visible midriff. her midriff is visible. The doll's hairstyle is a high ponytail, and her outfit is one piece.

* ''Boo York, Boo York'' is the only line of dolls so far to include dolls of every standard body size (little sister, standard, big sister, and male.) Since the stand design is new, it is also the only line to include a new stand type for every size.

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* ''Boo York, Boo York'' is the only line of dolls so far to include dolls of every standard body size (little sister, sister-2, in fact-, standard, big sister, and male.) Since the stand design is new, it is also the only line to include with a new different stand type for every size. and all of the body types.

Reason: Names The Same is about nominal commonality, not necessarily plot.

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